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VOL XXVI.
Methodist Church Directory.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. .
Geo. S. Bakes. Snpt.
Preaching at 11 A. M.f and 7 P. M.
very Sunday.
Prayer metin g Wednesday night.
G. F. Smith, Pastor.
"aaiaaaaaaaaaajaa--BIWaaaBai
Professional cardg
-j B. MASSENBURO,'
ATTORNEY AT LAW. '
L0UISBUR6, N. C.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State
Office in Court House.
LOUISBURG, N. C., FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1896.
J NUMBER 15.
TRANSPLANTED.
, !. COKE & SON,
AT rORNBYS-AT-LAW,
LO JISBUBe, N. C.
Will attend in- courts of Nash, Franklin,
Granville, vVarrea Aui Wa&e counties, aisotbe
tiimreuie c.ourv oi j 01 ui fjaruuiiy, iiu tue
S. circuit and District Courts.
U.
1)
K. J. K. M ALONE.
oil-x two aoora Deiow Aycocse
drug store, adjoining Dr. O. Lu Jfiuis.
& Co.'s
W. U. NICHOLSON, f
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
LOUISBUEG, N. C.
V.
a. KPRUILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
L0UISBUB9, N. C.
Will attend the courts of Franklin, Vance,
Qr.iuvUie, Warren and Wake counties, also
tue auireine Court of North Carolina. Jfrompt
ait HHuii given to collections, &c.
HUd. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBOKG, S. C.
OUl ce on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
store.
T
T.
AL'LORNEY
W. BICKETT,
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
LOUISBUKa N. C.
I'rompt and painstaking attention given to
.very matter intrusted to his hands.
Ki-iers to Chief J ustice Shepherd, Hon. J ohn
M inning, Hon. Root. W. Winston, Hon. J. C.
uuUju, rTes. First National Bank of Win
aim), uieim & Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank
.,( M in roe, Unas. E. Taylor, Pres. Wafce
cat College, Hon. E. V. TimDeriaKe.
ui'fice in Court House, opposite Sheriff's.
For-
W.
M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Practices in all courts. Office in the Court
House.
vv.
II. YARBOROUQH, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOUISBURQ, N. C.
o,fil ce on stfcoud floor of Neal building
.Um Street.
All legal business intrusted to him
will receive prompt and careful attention.
Dr. J. K. Palmer,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN.
c t, ANKLINTON, - - N. C.
o .lira
) M ' (jf
his professional
this section.
service to . the
K. E. KLNU.
D.T. SMITH WICK.
It was the biggest ball of the season,
and the assembly room of the fashion
able watering place was looking1 its gay
est and brightest, thanks to lavish dec
oration and the kaleidoscopiaeff eet pro
duced by the throngs of brilliantly
dressed dancers as they whirled round
in all the infinite variety and pictur
esque incongruity of fancy costume.
And yet, despite all the life and color,
there was something fictitious and un
real in the rilliant gayety of the pic
turesque scene; just as there was an
undertone of passionate pain in the
sweet music of the valse which rang
through the room, an undertone which
seemed strangely out of harmony with
the superficial enjoyment of the crowd.
Or was it only the look in a girl's face
that was out of keeping, and seemed at
once to give the lie to all the hollow pre
tense ol pleasure around her? To one
unobserved spectator this idea sudden
ly occurred with the force of a convic
tion. It was a beautiful face, beautiful alike
in regularity of feature and exquisite
delicacy of coloring. But the smile on
the sweet mouth was forced and full of
unnatural gayety, while the great gray
eyes had a ha anting look of weariness
which gave them an indescribable
pathos. The girl was tall and slight,
and the white dress she wore, graceful
though it was, seemed almost too rich
and elaborate for her slender figure.
She was young scarcely one-and-twen
ty and looked even younger than her
years; and the man who was watching
her drew yet further back into the
shadow of the, heavily curtained door
way as a flood of memories rushed over
him memories held in check till now
by an iron will, but released in a mo
ment by the sight of the beautiful, sad
face that was all the world to him,
though for four long years it had passed
out of his life. How he had missed her!
Surely he had never fully realized it till
now.
A chance remark arrested his atten
tion. Two men near were talking to
gether, commenting audibly enough on
the scene before them.
"How charming Maud Carruthers is
looking to-night! That girl grows
prettier every time I see her!"
"Is it true that she's engaged to
young Melbourne?"
wants confirmation, l snould say
He's hard hit, and her people approve of
him naturally.; he's well connected and
fabulously wealthy; but as to the fair
Maud herself if she is engaged to Him
she might look a little more cheerful
over it."
"Yes, f shouldn't feel flattered in his
place," the younger man assented.
"She's not a bit like the other girls one
meets about; don't know why, but she
seems out of it some how."
"Well, her story is rather an odd one,
you know."
"But I. don't know more. Where does
DENTISTS.
LOUISBURG, N.
C.
XI ,3 ,1 i O TT.
JLVinS X DmiLllWlCli, conventional enough
Yes; but she never saw them till
she was 16 or 17 ; for her mother mar
ried beneath her, and was cut in con
sequence. The marriage turned out
badly, I believe, and Mrs. Carruthers
died in Australia, where the child was
brought up by the people with whom
she was staying at the time; rather
a rough and ready bringing up, I
fancy."
"Then how does she come to be here,
and forgiven?"
"Oh, it all came out somehow; Car
ruthers died, and then inquiries were
made as to the child's whereabouts,
and she was transplanted over here;
rather a change from her experiences
in the bush."
"An agreeable one, I should think."
"H'm, that depends on how you look
at it! Now, from her point of view
we may be a little tame and common
place. I don't know anything about it.
mind you, but it's just possible she
FRAN KLLN TON HOTEL may pr.efer piti natur r
century civilization. To my mind the
girl looks bored."
"Then if she marries Melbourne "
s"It will merely be to escape from
the present position. Since her grand
father's death a year ago, she has found
it more wearisome than ever, or idi
much mistaken. She was' really fond of
poor old Draycourt, but for the rest
of them 'Pon my soul, I'm sorry for
the girl!"
The music ceased, and the speakers
moved away and the long procession
of dancers began to pace out into the
Work in every department of Denistry
I'vuteil wit a skill and accuracy.
Office Opera House building.
HOTEL WOODARD,
W. C. WOODARD, Pro?.,
Rocky Mount. N. C.
. Free Bus meets all trains,
P" $2 per day.
NORWOOD HOUSE
Warrenton. North Carolina.
NORWOOD, Proprietor.
Tourists and
W. J.
Patronatre of Commercial
Traveling Putlic Solicited.
Good Sample Boom.
Nearest Hotel to Stores and Court House
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
G. M. GOBBS, Prtfr.
Good accom odation for the traveling
public.
Good Livery Attached.
OSBORN HOUSE,
0. D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
Oxford, N. C.
Good accommodations for the
traveling public.
MSSENBUBG HOTEL
' I Masse ntmrgf Propr
HENDERSON, N. C.
ood accommodations. Good fare; Po
lite and attentive servants.
DO YOU WANT A 'HOUSE ?
cooler air of the long, flower-decked
corridor.
But the man near them still kept hi
place in the deep shadow of the cur
tains, and watched-, with eager eyes,
to see that tall, white-robed figure pass
through the doorway.
But he watched in vain. He had lost
sight of her just before the dance end
ed, and she had no doubt left tne ban
room bv some other door. From the
station he had chosen he could com'
mand the whole room, and he soon saw
when so many younger, richer men
were at her feet. Oh, he knew his
place! And he smiled grimly to him
self. Had not her self-complacent rela
tions been careful to point it out to him
--most considerately, no doubt four
years ago? Certainly, there was little
likelihood of his forgetting now. No,
there could be no real risk in the meet
ing should they chance to meet. No
possible risk for her, and for himself
he would gladly give the ten best years
of his life just to hear her voice again ,
just to meet her gray eyes once more
with the old frank smile in them .that
he knew so well. No possible risk no;
he had been a fool and coward ever
to think of it; and his resolution to
keep out of ber way the resolution
tnat he had thought so wise and so good
was entirely foolish and unnecessary.
She need never know the reason of his
brief visit "home." Why shpuld-noVhr"
hare business in England as well as
another man; and how should she sus
pect the mad desire to see her face to
face once more that had brought hirn
from the other side of the world?
Thus thinking if, indeed, the rapid
stream of recollections, sufrfestions
o o
and reassuring convictions that rushed
through his mind oould rightly be dig-
mhed with, the name of thought he
strode boldly out into the corridor; 8
noticeable figure enough from his com
manding stature and grand breadth of
shoulder. Many eyes followed him as
he passed between the bank?, of flowers
with which' the wide corridor was lined
on either side, and many were the spec
ulations as to who he was, and why he
was at the bail; since he spoke to no
one, and nobody seemed to know him.
But he passed on, unconscious alike of
admiring eyes and fruitless specula
tion.
Meantime Maud had suffered her
partner to lead her lo a wide window
seat at the farther end of the corridor
from that where her old friend was
seeking her. The girl's face looked
strangely pale now that the flush
dancmg brought to it had died
away; and there was an expression of
something very like desparr in her wide
gray eyes as she listened to her com
pan ion's eager words.
iou Know you promised me my
answer to-night, Maud, and we mayn't
have such a chance again. No one has
found out this corner yet; but it won't
escape the observation of the crowd
long. I've waited patiently, and haven't
bothered you a bit, and now at last
time's up. You won't ask me to wait
any longer?" A look of sndden. dis
may clouded the boyish brightness of
his face as he spoke, but only for a mo
ment.
"No, I won't ask you to wait any
longer;" the girl's words came slowly,
and with an evident effort; "but why
do you want me to say yes, when you
know that I don't care for you? No,
hear me out," as he would have inter
rupted her. "I like you, but I don't
care for you in that way, and I never
shall."
"But you will, Maud; you must when
you see how awfully fond I "
"No, I never shall, I know. If ym
insist on marrying me, you shall at
least do it with your eyes open, Mr.
Melbourne.
"Oh, don't speak to me like that!"
"But I feel to you like that, and I
must speak as I feel. Feel ! " with swift
self-scorn. "What have I to do with
feeling at all? If I marry j-ou it will
be to escape from my present life; to
get away from myself from the ever
lasting, purposeless round of dances
and dinners. I lave told you this be
fore." "Yes, and I have told you that I love
you."
"And yet you don't hesitate?"
"For myself, no." He was silent a
moment, a look of most unusual inde
cision on his face. "But you put things
qifferently to-night," he said, at length.
You say you know you Fhall never
care for me. I don't see- how you can
know that unless "
Unless ?" she faced him bravely,
though a sudden flush showed she al
ready grasped his meaning.
You care for some one else," he said,
very deliberately. "Do you, Maud?"
For a moment he thought she was go
ing to break into indignant denials,
then all at once her face softenedVand
changed, and tho light of a wonderful
joy flashed into it as she sprang to her
feet, exclaiming:
"Denzil! At last!"
Young Melbourne turned in astonish
ment. Who was this stately-looking
man that Maud should go to meet him
with outstretched hands of welcome
and brilliant, rapturous smile?
No matter who he was, the boy felt
that his question was answered. He
took his dismissal quietly, and left
them without a word; nor did anyone
see him again that night.
And Denzil?
At the sight of Maud's eager eyes,
and sweet, well-remembered smile, he
forgot all his stern resolutions and
carefully-cultivated convictions. he
had never even dreamed of the po69i
i They Died Too Soon.
George Washington - pretsidrnt and
honored in his day. . ;
He was the father of the land, and all
things came his way. .
He had a basketf al of f on, a wagon load
of fame
Bathe never was a rooter at a baseball
game.
Napoleon conquered half the world and
had a crown of gold.
And in his time his cop was jant as full
as it could hold, .
t looks from here as tboogh- he should
have had his share of fan.
Bathe never strained his vocals when
the home team won.
And also J alius Caesar, who bad his ahare
of sport, - '
He won a score of battles and always held
the fort,
He killed off lots of tx;oDlf. rejrardlvss
of the cost,
But he never slagged the umpire when
the home team lost.
And also Alexander, he turned most
every trick.
And then shed tears because tbere were
no more worlds left to lick.
He climbed way ap the ladder as high as
people get,
Bat he never pawned his scepterVo pay a
baseball bet.
Duncan M. Smith in Chicago Record.
Dentistry,
W. II. EDWARDS
OP WAKE fORE8T, X. C.
Will vUit Loui-honi on Uoi -lnT.Tu"JT
and Yednula following th 3mt Suo!y
in rarh month anj nt Krankliotuo oo Fri
day and Satnrduv of th n "wk. pre
pared to do all kind of tVntal work.
Gron and b rid ire work j pcialty. Po
iVlvely Iran ut in nrtinrinl Uwh in on
bour tt!xr extracting th t-rth'
UtUo! in Meadow' hotel, room No. ft, at
IxHUftburt:, mid at . W. Ilorria' rraidenev.
Franklintou.
R3S3S. Cjtftas. Bulbs
Bouquets, Floral Deaijrns, I'nliug
Ferns for house decoration.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Chinese Lilies
and other Bulbs for forcing a'Uij
out-door pluntiSif IXergrtvfi?,
Mcgnolias. Shade trwi Ac.
II. STEINMETZ, Florist.
Haleiph, N. C
Telephone, No.'1 113.
Build up. Home.
by-
PATRONIZING HOME ENTERPRISE
MALLORY DURHAM CHER
SOOTE CO.
Notice ! ! !
OF DURHAM
- N. C.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ARE MANUFACTURING AS
FINK CIGARS CHEROOTS
-iND CIGARROS
As can oe found ontbe market.
" ' TfrMf Teaming brands are
' ''BULL OF DURHAM"
A dimo Cigar for a iiickle. Hand
Havana filled.
The Democratic CountT Coutto
tion will be beld In Lonubunr. on
Saturday tb 20th day ot Janl&9C,
for the purpose of electing dekgufte
to the State, Conjrreonal and
Senatorial ConreQtions.
The Democratic to ten of the re
spec tire township are reqoetted to
meet at the nana Toting place on
So tarda j the 13th day of Jane and
elect delegate to the County Con
ren tion.
By order ol the Countj Execntln
Committee.
A Word To Tt! Untatesti ; "
HUMOR OF THE HOUR.
Sonie of the Best Jokes ami Stories
ot the Bright Jesters Who Do Not
)'ear Cap and Bells.
The investigators whose names
appear iu the newspapers in con
nection with Roentgen ray experi
ments are a good deal bothered by
applications from people(who imag
ine they have bullets or other un
pleasant foreign substances in va
rious parts of their anatomy.
The story goes that not long ago
a certain local scientist deceived
the following letter:
"Dear Sir I have had a bullet
in my thorax for seven years. I
am too busy to come to Cleveland,
but hope you will be able to come
down here and locate the bullet,
as I am sure the case is worth
your while. If you can't come
yourself, send your apparatus, and
L will get one of the doctors here
to use it. ours truly."
Here is the local man's reply:
"Dear bir Very sorry I connot
find time to visit you. Nor will I
be able to send my apparatus. If
you can't come to Cleveland your
self, send me your thorax by ex
press, and I will do the best I can
with it. Yours truly." Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
:o:
Who may wish nice pharupon
ing or hair dressing doue, will do
well to call on W. M. ALSTON
& I. E. THOMAS. Ladies have
your bang cut right. We have
Dr. White new hair grower.
Van's Mexican Iluir Restorative,
Ayer's Hair Vigor, Tricopherou
for the hair and 6kiu, nothing to
boat it to keep the hair from fall
ing out.
TiLACKWELLS DURHAM
THE BLOOD
CoutAlun tin' s-t-rrt of po.1 hlth. If vM
aocumuUl'- y-ur after yT rvult t-
surf to folli. on rrult in rh' Uinslliiai
Kor th! yoa tuv.- a r-l.Me rure at haul.
The iinuie v' thia rvmisly in
RIIEUMACIDK.
It Is a new ilU -i vi-ry. a arlnt !!V rretaMe
romiHiunl RHM'MACIIlK rur s t y n-utnU
Izli.g the ari ls In the ! I.1. A nt.at;t ut ionai
nr- la the only aerial .!- on-, an l r.4ulre
time. But you ran avoi I y. am of aufterin
In the future l r tAkln t;il. m-.:i-'ii- rl-ht
away, txjl.i In Loutsrurg t y W. U Thoicaa
and Ayco-ke a Co. 1'rhe 51 per WtU
Named in honor of Col. W. T.
Rlackwll, father of Durham
5 cnt SumatraWrapper.
LITTLE SADIE, CUBAN CIG
ARUOS, 10 FOR 10 CENTS
,:0LD CHUNK" CHEROOTS,
o for 10 OMits. T'nf fmojt smoke
for the money.
"OLD NORTH STATE"
for
Cheroot, 3
winn-r
tl
ia:
o c"-nt, a ure
aiwy plta9.
We have bought a large and va
ried stock of Coffins, CaakcU ate.,
from the cheapest pine CoTn to the
finest Metallic Case. When in
need of anything io thla line give
us a call. We gaarantee to gjie
you the best grade of Co5n or
Casket for the money-every thing
bein eiactly as represented. No
deception will be practiced.
Yours Respectfully.
Trasta Jc Eou.
oSce
Stick to'liom"
ordT.
and
At Louisburg Harnesj Co
t
i us your ' Riverside Warehouse.
Mallory Durham Cheroot Co. ; SOUTHERN
DURHAM, N. U
Just as a Precaution.
"Look out!"
St. Peter slammed the gate, and
an instant later there was a crash,
indicating that some one had taken
a header.
"I'll have to keep it shut here
after," growled St. Peter, "or some of these
scorchers will succeed in getting
through without showing creden
tials. That's the fifth one that's
tried it today." Ch icago Post.
It Was True.
Mr. Banker You told me you
wanted to get off yesterday after
noon to go to a funeral.
Clerk Yes, sir.
"Well, you lied to me. You went
to see a baseball game."
'Ye8,6ir, but it was a funeral, all
the same. The visiting team was
buried out of sight." -Yonkers
Statesman.
Beef, Bed Springs,
and Hides.
If vou vaii t to hu v or soil
Ood milk cows.
Hides or Cattle
Of any kind, se me l'- i
fort' von hnv or s'll, I bnv. I
sell or exchange. I also!
have on hand a nice lo of i
Jones patent
BED SPRINGS,
'o superior, which I will
put on at a days notice,
cheap for the money, or
exchange lor any kind of
stock or produce
Hest Bed Sprini: in the
world, satislact ion guaran
teed or no pay, ocr 100
sold in Franklin count v.
Auction iioods, and trood
work oxen for sale.
E. J. UAGSDALE & CO.
TAYLOR'S PARLOR
SALOON.
RAILWAY.
Bai
gams:
Bai
erains:
Gifted That Way.
"It 5s dead easy," said he. "I
rode all right the very first time
and have never had a fall yet.
"Oh, of course!" said the girl,
who had been practicing "this is so
sudden" before tbe mirror for moe
than six months. It is out of tbe
Whereat.' I). II. Taylor A Co.
for cheap Whiskeys, Brandies,
Wines it Beers.
Where can you get Old home
made corn whiskey? at I). H.
Taylor it Co. From one week to
three years old, cb-aper than ever
before.
Who keeps old R. A.
I
' STUART'S ROCK !
BRIDGE RYE i
i
WARRANTED 4 YEARS OLD j
I). H. Taylor it Co. Who keps
old Virgina Club, I). II. Taylor
Co., and he also keeps tbe finest
and cheapest home-made Brandy
in town, other liquors of all kinds
that are good, and cheaper than
ever before. Special priceg to all
my customers, come one, come all.
Polite and prop pt attention and
skillful bar-tenViers.
OLD ROCK BRIDGK
RYE
46 V 3kl.
Ifti:y
TIKD.IOU AIH LIK.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN KFKKCT J AM" ART 1. ISi.
A M. rc-j at O rnfct" for aU
t. :r.t f r jSctiA a) "Scvt. aji
WlMfJirT a4 f.bU OB a
? on Sort Oartkia KaU
nl At i : ! ra rr . K as rotate
in Wtrs orta DaroCa. Kaot.
Tta. Tca.. Ct&rtanatU. a&j i
tr r-.ta-. at Caartotl, far
la&Nar OfwsrUai lOcea. IV
u&.a aoJ au potau Sov'Jl
CoetMrta at lrfeaa t j Oaff.
(".irT,. al Kryrrtito l(w
w tai.rLoo aifcl KKaiwwira
Tort tl FVorada Siaorl Ua CxzX
1 lra!a tor aU poteu 5 or. A. and
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f T WlMtcWia. AC4
i:a Bialn !& IraSa 5a M .Tm4
is ill i t--r C&ATV41. k4ruttart.
Urweti. AUaaia aaJ ail petal
xtA fc.3 CMaatia. Ai
'... aal all t.4cta tl
?j lef tar for AUaetA. iacAaoo
a4 at CbarVHt vita iw
lr- far fcr isi( aal JarAao-
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ti.y. joMmtvro tor irtm acki
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. t -t WUcalAfioe aa4 lar
cxiiU 'JkiiiXj cu lim W a W.
K R. Dai:.
i ror.wrtj at Hat to Wliac,
tUthr ktuit. Tartro ana WaJ
'.axl l oa 5orfoa a& CanX'.aa
KAi'ra1 arrlTaa at &caaatro
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TRAI.Nfl AKRJVH AT RALEIQB. 5 C
11 r at.
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Iai:y
DAVIS'
BAR.
IS THE
STANDARD
WORLD.
OK THE
Fvb AtlaatA. CtarWt.
t-j ao4 ati po4eta (SaUk
Tr ta QrwtrMo ao4 aa potsta
5ortA al axvtx Kwxia oar
( i r-r- "oro u RArtfli.
rroca lo4toro. W1!miafV.
Tijri.vyAZ a4 aU potata ta Ka.
tm CartxicA.
ro3 yrm Tor. Wcaa'tcv.
Lytwirf . DacTlI Qrwr i 'vo
fris OrOkJatoro a3 aa (otata
Eaat
ever take a tumbler." Indianap
olis Journal.
If 80 you will do well to write, that Maud Carruthers was no longer bility of such a meeting as tnts, amd t ne question for one to expect you o
before contractipr.
fipeciiicatins and "estimates ma
on burnt buildings, &c.
YARBOROUGH & DAVIS,
The blacksmiths
OF LOUISBURG.
r ee J. Levister. 'at LoiiiR"bnrcr. rthare
And to-nignt ae neia eyery momenn
wasted in. which she was out ci sight.
For the last time it was for the last
Jtime and already the precious mo
ments were slipping rapidly away!
He must find her again, even, tnougn
in order to do bo lie must risk discovery
and recognition.
v Little risk that she would recognize
him after four years, and in such wide'
lv different surroundings I Mis dress,
too. with its heavy cloaK ana nroaa
somber hat, would surely be a sumcienx
Au Work in fin? lino A
?tice. and
11 . " ouuu lULio uxu. W5U, uiu I QiSBTllSe IX olio buuiuu dw.j w
m good shann and fl.TvMr.te.r- nrp- I x- -i;.v. rannllBMinn nf Tier old
r I JClwlii DAJgJiW ,
tnan evpr tn aarxra nn natj-i- I . . ' i .ia 1 Vi man
niwra vuuvv I iriena, anci wumu-un wumci,
under wnose rooi ait ner nappy cuuu
hood had been passed
Arid even if she did know him, wnat
then?
f He was surely capable of keeping his
secret still," as- he had kept it in tie old
davs." She was little likely -.to guess
it now. in all the pride of her tnura-
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Printing done at the
Times office.
glad recognition that rang in her voice
fairly swept him off his feet, 6trong,
self-contained man though he was.
For she loved him; he saw it in her
. -. . 1 . 1 "A A.
eyes, neara it in ner voice, ttnew n &
last astonishing, weJi-nigh impo6SDie
fact though it was; and this being so,
nothing could come between them; no
proud, disdainful relations coma parr,
them any more, and when Denzil C Las
ton returned to Australia after his
brief visit was over, his wife accom
panied him, and" great was the wrath
and indignation among uve uraycour s,
who had tried so hard to make her in all
respects one with themselves, only to
fail so signally a.t the last! 4
But Maud was happy, and once back
again among Denzil's people, aaid all
the congenial associations, of the pest;
she soon regained the bright serenity
and stfnny sweetness of nature which
she had well-nigh lost in that alien
land, to which tlnkind fate, and Denzd'a
RtTMi eense of duty, bad for & time
routV & ' Wtyy, now ! tranntedhernQIdWorda.
Loquacity.
"Money talks," said Senator Sor
gbum;, with oracular emphasis.
"Thet's so' said the old fash
ioned monopoly on the argyment
in a campaign." Washington
Star.
NOTICE ! !
I desire to inform my friends
and the public that I hare bought
oat' the interest of .Mr. R. ' T. Car-
lyle in the business on Nash St.,
and will be glad to have them
call to see me." ' Nice Fresh . Gro
ceries at Rock Bottom Prices. . .
Ef L.0DUM.
LOUISBURG, N.C.
Since the fire we have bought an
other stock of choii-e Whiskie,
Wines, Beer, Cicars, &c, the K;ime
old brands thnt evervbod v likel so
well, together with several addition-.
al brands of renowned hiskje
Our-etaud is in the
Jasper Murphy
Office.
Which we have fluted op in hand
some styl nnd thoroughly equip
ped in every way, nnd cordially in
vite you to call and aee us in our
new nuartere. assuring you of a
hearty welcome nnd guaranteeing
all drinka served in the highest
style of the Hrt. Our reputation na
expert drink mixers ia too well
known for n to any anything in
that connection.
We thank our friends moat cordi
ally lor their past patronage and
earnestly request a continaance of
the same.
Give os a trial.
I. fruaranted pure and is
prescribed by the loading physi
cians throughout the country,
and the resident physicians of
Louisburg. Rad the following
testimonial :
We preecril Stuarts Rock
bridge Whiskey whenever a
stimulant is needed, knowing it
to bo absolutely jura and fre
from all adulteration.
( J. E. M ALONE,
Signed E. S. FOSTER,
( J. B. CLIFTON.
The above liquor is sold only
by D. II. Taylor & Co., exclusive
agents, at their saloons on Nash
St., who also carry a
full line of everything usually
kept in a first-class saloon.
Fresh beer a specialty. Your
patronage solieited.
Your friends,
D. U. TAYLOR & CO.
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R. R. CROSSEN.
FIRST CLASS PAINTER,
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I wib to aVr my srrk to th poU-
lk, and will asv that I an ptvpaml t
do all kinds of botuw tMaiaUofr. rrslo
log &c my work ia LoaUbar; rr-k
f or iteelr, and 1 rerer 10 au prje ic
whom 1 have worked. Old f arnUart
mada saw. Gir cm joor patroaagr
and yon thill be pleased,
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W. G. TH0LS Sole Agent,
3500 Reward!
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tiwrr Oaa&Uial Dyvprpata. aick HcaidacW. Ia-
dirMUo CtmtUpmtkm or C lima caar
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W. O. THOM-VS, Sole Agent.
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